MCTS Self-paced training kit [Exam 70-620]
Subtitle: configuring Windows Vista Client
By: Ian McLean, Orin Thomas.
Contributors: Thomas, Orin, 1973-; Microsoft Corporation.
Publisher: Microsoft Press
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Redmond, Wash
Language: eng
Number of pages: 817
ISBN-13: 9780735623903
Subjects: Microsoft software -- Examinations -- Study guides; Electronic data processing personnel -- Certification; Operating systems (Computers) -- Installation; Microsoft Windows (Computer file)
Genres: Study guides
Other titles: Configuring Windows Vista Client; MCTS exam 70-620
Description: Exam prep guide. This training kit is designed for information technology support personnel who support Windows Vista at the Tier 1 or Tier 2 level in a wide range of environments and who plan to take the Microsoft Certiied Technology Specialist (MCTS) exam 70-620. Before you begin using this kit you should have a solid foundation-level understanding of Microsoft Windows client operating systems and common Internet technologies.  You wil learn to install and upgrade Windows Vista, as well as configure and trouble shoot post-installation system settings; configure security features, network connectivity, and applications included with Windows Vista; maintain and optimize systems that run Windows Vista; configure and troubleshoot mobile computers and devices.

Practice tests. Reinforce your understanding of how to configure Windows Vista by using electronic practice tests on the CD-ROM culled from the pool of Lesson Review questions in this book.  You customize the questions to meet your needs. You can practice for the 70-620 certification exam by using tests created from a pool of 300 questions, which give you many practice exam options.
Notes: Includes index.

Companion CD includes practice tests and an e-book (electronic version of the book in PDF which can be viewed using Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader).

Minimum hardware specification necessary to complete the practice exercises: Personal computer with a 1-GHz or faster processor; 512 MB of RAM (1.5 GB if you plan to use virtual machine software); 40 GB of available hard disk space (80 GB if you plan to use virtual machine software); DVD-ROM drive; DirectX-capable graphics card with a Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM) driver, Hardware Pixel Shader 2.0 support, and a minimum of 128 MB graphics memory; keyboard and Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device; access to  a Windows XP computer with Service Pack 2 installed; wireless router or wireless fidelity interface card; a second computer with Windows Vista installed; access to a TV tuner card or universal serial bus (USB) device; USB2 flash memory pen drive that supports ReadyBoost (less than 256 MB free); Windows Vista running on a mobile PC with second computer on your network that is acting as a network server; access to a Tablet PC that has Windows Home Premium, Business, Enterprise, or Ultimate installed.

Software requirements: Windows Vista Ultimate edition.
Table of contents: title: Book -- -- 1.; title: Installing Windows Vista Client -- -- 2.; title: Windows Vista upgrades and migrations -- -- 3.; title: Troubleshooting post-installation system settings -- -- 4.; title: Configuring and troubleshooting Internet access -- -- 5.; title: User account control -- -- 6.; title: Configuring Internet Explorer security -- -- 7.; title: Configuring network connectivity -- -- 8.; title: Configuring firewall and remote support settings -- -- 9.; title: Configuring communications applications included with Windows Vista -- -- 10.; title: Configuring faxes, media applications, and the Windows sidebar -- -- 11.; title: Maintaining and optimizing Windows Vista -- -- 12.; title: Configuring updates and configuring data -- -- 13.; title: Configuring mobile devices -- -- 14.; title: Working with a tablet PC.